Hi, Having a bit of bother with one of the websites I've inherited, it's an old website and was designed by someone else. Anyway, the problem I'm having is that people keep loading old cached versions of the page - from one year previous. At first I thought that maybe there was a proxy server in the office here, but it seems that other people outside of here are having the same problem. Now I could use meta tags to either refresh the page in intervals (uugh!) or use a no-cache value (but that's no good if an old version of the page is already cached, right?) So what I need to know is: (a) Is it possible that something on the server side is causing this? Some webserver setting or whatever? (b) Is there any possibility that these old pages might actually be being served from the server side? (c) What's the best way to fix this cache/refresh issue on the server side? Incidentally I'm not sure if it's a Unix or Windows webserver - what's the easiest way to check?
If all are getting the same old page then it will not be the cache. It must be the problem with the server side itself. It will be better if you could contact your hosting support and ask them to check this.
Not all, some. And I'm not getting it myself, that's the weird thing. It's other users who are complaining that they keep seeing old (ancient even) pages.